The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-05-18

. WIS -han~I Nvoof WIG va A1dilu CNDOg
whose death occurred on Sunday, at
Carey, Chautauqua county, \. Y.
She was aged about SO years.
The attendance at Court this
week is the largest for some years, as
an evidence of which one hundred
and six persons satisfied the inner
man, at the dinner hour yesterday, at
the Lawrence House.
Mr.. Eli Holeman departed Mon
day as representative of Tionesta
Lodge, No. $50, L 0. of o. F., to at
tend the annual meeting Of the Grand
Lodge Of Pennsylvania, which con.
vened at Scranton yesterday.
Mr.. c. NJ. Cott, of the Meadvills
Tribune, and Percy Brown, Of the
Messenger, were in town a few days
during the past week, and while here
enjoyed the pleasures Of trout fishing
in the streams, in the big woods Of
Forest.
Odd Fellowship in America is
sixty years old this year. The num-
Der of members in the order exceeds
100000 1t has paid out during these
years s41 900 900 for benefits, and for
the various other Purposes Of its work
$4,000, ,O0O-Er.
John Wauamsker recently said
in public address: II never in my
life used such a thing as a poster or =
bandbill. BY plan has been to buy
so much space in a newspaper and fill
it with what l want. l owe my sue
cess to the newspapers"
In the proper place will be found
the marriage of Mr.. Harry Z. Lowell
and Miss Vernie. daughter Of Mr.
Wm. Heath, of Star. The REPUBLI.
CAN extends its heartiest coDgratula-
tions to the young couple, with the
wish that their journey through life
will be pleasant and prosperous one
"A fac new register was opened at
the Hyde House on Thursday last,
and curi0usly enough tie first man to
write bis name in it was the same man
who was the first to register there
when Mr.. Schram first took charge Of
the house eighteen years ago. 1t was
P. B. Page, Of Erie, Pa.-Ridglgay
AdUocate.
Mr.. Chss. Hinton wss taken III
the first of the week, and is how con.
fined to his bed with an attack Of
pleurisy and pneumonia, but at this
writing is some better His wife, v vho
has been belfast during the past six
months has been at deaths door dur
ing the past week, and the sad news
of her death IS hourly feared.
Clean out your cellars. Decay,
ing vegetable matter such as cabbage,
| potatoes, turuips, apples, or any other
substance emit deadly gas which Is
prolific source of typhoid fever and
other diseases, and ss warm davs come
on the danger is increasing. If you
have any such thing in your cellars
clean it out now.
Happiness pervades the house
bold Of Alex Bonner since last Sab
bath day. The sex Of the new arriv-
al is suggestive Of long hosiery, bangs
and ribbons, and moonlight excursions
on the lake and highway. SIR. Bon.
ner and the little daughter are getting
along as we'll as could be expected foE
the time.-StOne60r Lake Local.
j. w. Halliday Of Hickory, and
James Butler cf HilPs, have taken
possession Of Reck's meat market and
will hereafter run the same. They
have the best Of facilities for doing
the business right AID serving their
/ customers with satisfaction. All kinds
of meat kept 10 season. We bespeek
for the new firm good patronage, and
assure their patrons Of fair dealing.
Mr.. A. s. Allshouse Of Tiouesta,
was in town one day last week, in the
Interests Of the Tionesta Natural Gas
| Co. Mr.. Allshouse eoutemplates run
ming line to this place. This GER
tainly IS the most business like and
feasible plan that has been presented
to our citizens. The company has one
we'll which supplies the village Of To
uesta. with capacity for two or three
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